Global CFS has added seven new 2026 Mack trucks to our fleet, strengthening our transportation capabilities with new equipment built to support safe, reliable, and efficient service. At Global CFS, reinvestment isn’t only about growing the business. It’s about ensuring the equipment supporting the operation continues to meet the standards our customers and drivers expect. …
by frank korf 
A temperature-sensitive shipment does not cease to be temperature-sensitive when the aircraft lands. In many ways, arrival begins one of the most important parts of the journey. For freight forwarders and customs brokers, temperature-sensitive cargo may need to move through airline recovery, transfer, breakdown, Customs or Partner Government Agency review, staging, release, and final pickup. …
by Global CFS 
For many importers, detention and demurrage charges appear without foreknowledge, even though ancillary charges rarely occur overnight. They usually begin accumulating long before anyone notices them. A shipment arrives. Customs clearance is underway. Transportation is being arranged. Then, days or weeks later, an unexpected invoice arrives with fees that can quickly add hundreds—or even thousands—of …
by Global CFS 
For many importers and freight forwarders, the Container Freight Station—CFS services in general—is one of the least visible parts of the supply chain. Cargo arrives. Cargo leaves. Somewhere in the middle, freight is unloaded, sorted, examined, staged, documented, and released. But operationally, the CFS is one of the most important control points in international logistics. …
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